Aston University, Birmingham · Full-time
Transport Leadership
Study Transport Leadership at Aston University and develop the skills needed to lead transport systems and infrastructure organisations. This course combines applied, project-based learning with industry-informed teaching. - Focus on leadership, strategy and f…
MSc1 yearFull-time
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School of Engineering and Innovation · Engineering and technology
Study Transport Leadership at Aston University and develop the skills needed to lead transport systems and infrastructure organisations. This course combines applied, project-based learning with industry-informed teaching. - Focus on leadership, strategy and future transport systems - Applied learning through case studies and real-world transport challenges - Access to the Guaranteed Internship Scheme or a professional practice route Typical roles for graduates include transport manager, transport planner and operations manager.
Getting in
As the university states it
One of the following: - 2:2 (lower second-class honours) degree or equivalent in transport or a related subject - Equivalent overseas degree recognised by Aston University (see international students tab below for more information) You will also need to provide: - A professional reference -- If you are a current student or recent graduate (within the last 2-3 years), we will ask for an academic reference -- If you are currently employed and not a recent graduate, we will ask for a professional reference - An official academic transcript of your university grades to date - A completed application form.
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